'50s
The Twenty First Century College Preparatory Academy in Bayview Hunters
Point has been renamed The Willie Brown Jr. (B.A.,
'55) College Preparatory Academy in honor of the former mayor
of San Francisco.

Gerald
S. Schatz(B.A., '67), a lawyer and ethicist,
has joined the faculty of the Center for Ethics and Humanities in the
Life Sciences in Michigan State University's College of Human
Medicine.

'70sElie Saheb(B.A., '72; M.B.A., '74)
has been appointed regional vice president for Boutique Hotels and Resorts
International's Middle East location. He is based in the company's
Beirut office.

Michael
Amatori (B.A., '74), the production manager
of KGO/KSFO Radio in San Francisco, has raised more than $90,000 for
the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Northern California, through the
sale of two CD compilations of his work.

Keith
Kutner(B.A., '77) is a professor of business
and applied technology at South Texas College in McAllen, Texas.

Janlee
Wong(M.S.W., ‘77) has begun a three-year term
on the Council on Social Work Education, the national accrediting body
for social work education.

'80sAlice E. Rogoff (M.A., '80; M.A.,'90),
the editor of the Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, has self-published
"Murals," a collection of poetry, through 1st World Library.

Chaz
Austin (M.A., '81) is the director of placement
at Video Symphony, a nationally accredited institute of entertainment
media production.

"Coming
to Treeline: Adirondack Poems" (St. Huberts Press, 2005) by Pamela
Cranston(B.A., '84) celebrates the High Peaks
Region of the Adirondacks in upstate New York.

Will
Tuttle (M.A., '84) makes a case for using food
choices as a spiritual exercise in "The World Peace Diet: Eating
for Spiritual Health and Social Harmony" (Lantern Books, 2005).

Lisa
Frankfort (B.A., '86; M.S., '88) has been
named director of Haight Ashbury Psychological Services and written
her second book, "How to Stop Backing Down and Start Talking Back"
(New Harbinger, 2005).

Pamela
M. Johnson(B.A., '94) published "From
a Hard Rock to a Gem: A Memoir of a Lost Soul" through her publishing
company, Macavelli Press, in 2004.Filmmaker Duncan MacLeod (B.A., '95)
has released a documentary focused on the sport of Mexican wrestling,
"La Lucha" ("The Struggle"), through Image Entertainment.

"Tenders
in the Fog," a play by Trevor Allen(M.F.A.,'99),
premiered at the San Jose Stage Company in September. Previously, his
one-man show "Working for the Mouse," focused on his stint
as Pluto at Disneyland.

'00sKathrina Therese Quiambao(B.A., '00),
a model and actress, appears as Inez the nurse in "Counting the
Days," a film screened at The New York International Independent
Film and Video Festival in September.

Being
surrounded by billions in cash is all in a day's work for Andrea
Abrams(M.A., '02). She coordinates the tour
program at the Federal Reserve Bank in downtown Los Angeles.

"Reading
Between the Rhymes," a documentary video produced by Keith
Morikawa (B.A., '04) as a class project at SFSU,
won Best College Documentary at the Best Fest America Film Festival.

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